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3.54
Spring 2024
Topics to be announced prior to each semester, dealing with linguistics.
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3.58
Spring 2024
Seminars in topics of specific interest to faculty and advanced students will be announced prior to each semester.
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3.38
Spring 2025
New course in the subject of anthropology.
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3.66
Fall 2025
Seminars in topics announced prior to each semester.
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3.56
Spring 2026
Topics to be announced prior to each semester, dealing with social and cultural anthropology.
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3.86
Fall 2024
Investigates current theory, models, and research methods in anthropological archaeology.
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3.81
Spring 2023
Laboratory training in techniques and methods used in analyzing animal bones recovered from archaeological sites. Include field collection, data analysis, and the use of zooarchaeological materials in reconstructing economic and social systems.
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Spring 2025
This course explores theories and techniques underlying spatial analysis and use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in archaeological research. Topics covered in this hands-on course include construction and manipulation of spatial data, basic spatial statistics and landscape studies. Students are expected to work on their own research projects, involving the construction, analysis and modeling of environmental and social variables.
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3.81
Fall 2023
Exploration of the archaeology of frontiers, expansions and colonization, focusing on European expansion into Africa and the Americas while using other archaeologically-known examples (e.g., Roman, Bantu) as comparative studies. Prerequisite: For undergraduates, ANTH 4591 senior seminar or instructor permission.
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Spring 2026
The focus of this class is the nature of sociopolitical interaction across boundaries and imperial frontier regions, using multidisciplinary research and different scales of analysis. Among other disciplines, this includes archaeology, ethnohistory and history. Some of the case studies comprise the ancient frontiers of imperial formations in the ancient World, the pre-Columbian Americas, and those in the US and beyond.
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